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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

Mrs. Sarah May, of Chicago. is a guest at
Sweets Hotel.
Miss Matte Miller hiss gone to Petoskey
to spead The Summer.
Sheriff Bishop aud family will go to firat
tan today for weeks recreation.
J. K. Dunlap. city editor of the Chicago
fafcr Ocegn, was IN town Yesterday.
Geo. ". Hastings and W. l.. Shearer.
Boston f1rnifure men, are in the city.
T. +. McWillisms of Buffalo, and W. f.
Parker. Of Toledo, coal dealers, are in the
city.
C.. K. Olney returned from the Ess. yes
ter,iay He left lis family st the sea
shore.
Mrs. Ad Morrison has returned from a
VISIT with relatives and friends in Big
Rapids.
omar II. simoos. the Duluth lumber
man. formerly OF shis city. Is ia town for a
few days
Manager Mulliken and Traffic Manager
Carpentsr. Of the c. ". NJ. vs-e il ths city
yes,erday.
j.. soufs and wife hare returned from =
weeks visit with Nr. sonrs relatives IN
Els Eari3a
Miss McInnes aud her friend. Mrs. W H.
Faller. Of & ston. are spending few days
az Iscataxa Park.
Mrs Jclius Berksv sud dauzh.sr Mss
Lalu. cave this morning for Bay View to
spend the sumner
George " Leonard j. in Chicago stfsnd-
inz the meeting OF the Biz Poster
Ns iOual Association.
Mrs P. wendover has gone t. Macxinsc
leland. t. on Der daugaier Mr. Plum
ger. who has gene there 10 spend the Sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n Lyon left for Ne~
Yosx yesterday morning TaeT Viii ssii
for Europe Saturday on The CunaFd Steam
er Servia.
Miss Florence Lando1, tesohsr n The
schools Of Nassillcn. onio. is visiting her
uncles. Col Wsife and r A. Waite. Of
sweet's Hotel.
Nrs. stovsr. Of sss5 North touia-st.. has
hsen 0olizsi q postpone her visit 20 Hi
waakee nntii lsf-r n the season 0n account
Of business mstsers-
Frsuk B. CatIin. formsrly iauitor A.
rolice Headquarters. nov : merchant a.
Sullivan. on the Msskegon. g. +. a T.. vas
n town yesterday
A.NF Riliugslse. Of Washington. u in
the citT Inspecting postoeice farnitare,
wkick = being manufactured bT the
Panntx Fnrui Conanany.
Ars Leigh 5. Lynch. of Jackson, e IN TIE
c'tF. he guest of aer sister, Ms Lloyd
Rfszes. Mrs. Lynch hss nsd numerous IN
vitsflons 70 pisy cornst solos ar tie Mort -
err -escrss this sumner and she nzv -
heard - Fstoskey and Mscsinzc during fhe
season
Maior Ioug. ~ The Soldiers Home ~ife
sad 1auzafe-, teft isst evening fsr NJ
Peasant. The Aalor vii return the isss
cf ne week. vale Mrs. Long and dauzhfer
vi 50 - visit friends q D~frcis ard
fetosxey The Mzior rs8 pesa thsns nsxF
xesk ~ fesa>esF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
OPINIONS ABOUT WANTS"

good-a paper. but taxa that notice out of
tie paper ! hsd-a more than forty women
here before eat-a my dinner. gotta
clerk now. TELEGRau ail-a-right."
L. BEovS. Muskegon: Take ont my
want advertisement and send bill for fall
week. One days advertising did the busi-
ness"
S. J. HELLER. proprietor Grand Rapids
Knitting Company: Take out that want
al or | shall nave 10 employ soms one 10
sand a. the door and send them away
Before noon had girls enough to supply a
Philadelphia factory.
CEARLEs HEnDRicEs. Thanks the free
want al YOU gave me found me place as
ooecnmsn 10 TWO days. / am very much
obliged
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

fhs spsc-acliar orlanizatioa which will
s1ussr st Tswsrs Oferl Ecuss daring the
rsSaita days. las lad al unasuaiy long
sa1 nese-r51s season. being now IN ia
forty seventh consecnliTe xees. having
produced tts Pack fr1os az TIE United
states f-om Eoston % iae tlissoU river
ard rslura. sn8 fh-or -scus Canada from
Montreal 90 WIrlsnr .hfr lave rev
sre greatly improved 7s1ssoa &C Their c0r-
fe7ns spectacle waiCa IS reported every
- acre as Nein< ar superior 81 tfe giorles II
IRE NJ Tinal Back Crook. sni the press cf
Tarioas clt es 81 enthusiastic fn rntn merida
tioc. They apparel in hnt ngh, before
ss- ant The ladies' fooS almost entire
chss-e of The ko1se. hihnE every portion Of
70 sDa ari1n a.rfosf to the exclusion of
80 kealIen4an. rhev srris13ei svers-
thi1g entrus lsstiCcaiir acrolass. cancers.
and ne vsr'eus sDeci3 3ltss sni weut into
Feminine esfsees over tne 31rinE issfs of
the frroale gvm0ssfs AMI delegation
vsifei on fee mana azen'eut IN order 10 in-
aGce hir t' rs~'air snd eirs se~sra per.
io-usnes. wnich request be vas compelled
GO refuse
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

F. F. Smith. Of AlabasJer. Mich. and s.
F. Aiservey and S. 5. Marsh. Of Fort
Dodge. Iowa. are in the city consulting nd
comparing notes with TIE local plaster
manufacturer. With the Grand Rapids
rlas.er men ami Frank l.. Noble. cf
Prem ont o5io. they represent the plaster
business Of TIE country. and they are eli
members of the pool u hx an regulate
rrices and the product The present meet
ing IL an informal. semi annual affair.
ant 20 business OF im p0rtance will be
fransarfesi
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
TEACHERS IN CONVENTION.
Opening of tho Business Meeting of tn
National Association.

Opening of tho Business Meeting of the
National Association.
CHICAGO. July l3.-The business proper
of the convention of the National Educe-
tionaI Association commenced this morn
ing with general meeting at Central Music
Hall. Y n Calkins. OF New York, pre-
sided, and briefly welcomed the delegates,
who were in numbers large enough 10 pack
every nook and corner of the building.
The special topic for the morning was
"1he Psychological and Pedagogical value
of the Modern Methods of Elementary
Culture" and this was divided into
parts, with the following speakers:
The SocTstic element. Mrs. David
son. New Jersey; the objective element.
John w. Dickerson. Massachusetts; the
philc sophie and scientific element, +. Lewis,
Soldsn. No. the natural Or revolving ele-
men, w. y. Hallsn, Indiana. J. NJ. Green
wooo, of Kansas City, will speak upon the
srt md method of questioning ADAPTED TO
ordinary school worS-
This afternoon the departments of ele-
mentary schools, kindergarten institutions,
higher education. normal school. indus
trial. art and mlsical education will meet
in different halls 10 discuss their special
tOpiCs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
JUST 4 FEM REGULAR GOODS,

S7.9S !: e g y: ! !; \ ; I. *: ::::: !: 9
Eo~. Third hoos take eleF4lsa
q ~ j. the new price ou o4f No slss siae
Ma fesia keiriser1tot. TeEulsf prise tse -
II hafebs 20 "a the iaSf o3e II 'iactary
. - FsiH aud want fhs Fsrofr Il s sn
tloue tnlSh, WA ralfroI snd hFsn e.
trimmings Third ao0r. iake elevator.
$50 :. IS: y / W i; i.; $::'i: !: e:
$3.50 {: 6: -: !; :. ~; !: 8: &:
beiore. g. - for faii Three barn
ef Range. Ihird toog.
2.25 A: &c ';::: - ! : ); !: 8: <,
The ansrt af esc ard sSc each Ice
Cream LAdlf ls inchex &c each
Thine n0of.
- nWn fos Ice Water Tank with double
IN waDs. lsTse enough iof once
IL HIN tveFy E1s n stock. 10 gallon
~ SfsiEs Tor s4.el. with pafenf snap
lever, PLATED faucet Canary
glasses. Ice pitcher faF 3 cent?
Complete ~asef seis with iumh D. egs
and tray tron - cents ioT enife
ct.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

A1d aow comes Isasore Haahell shronSb
hsr stfornev G G. Howell and petitions the
Superior Conrs - xrsnt he7s ii~orce from
Eleeri Hahoeii 70 whom shs wss married
e. Morley ? February. 1883. In the cnm-
riart she crsrxrs Ebert With havirg
crre. = iiI .rsstet and abused her. throwinz
Der t0Tr strisirE and choking her -
rsrons taIes nnd r.sces. Also that he
refuse; 70 provsie for her suitable msin-
feua1ce and support.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

Custer relief corps No. % will hold its
regular meeting TINS afternoon at 2 o'clock
sharp Every member is requested TO be
present as busiaess of importance is to be
transacted. The committees Of fair and
festivel also on carpet please take notice.
Come one and ell and make our las, meeting
before vacation our best meeting.
By order of the President.
+. i. RUNIoS,
ALICE PLUMMER, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
Il. Leonard's Sons & Co.,

fFuit az ieliy ppu< lnsiieshie
iTs.n. Hoiinuef eli lk<l ilit li4e
Ana y powerful sBo Qsllck -
- i.eslalif fe.snf snfaacS iol = pols-
Is uaasilor. Ihile tlAot
fof a Ohild's SO sssoga Iuy g4ti
hiKhis decors tel viii shove -
match &-ssi the fhilk fuF - a.
Michigan IcsoTls bta VII cls tae
sSha Ia t.r~Hdhsplas - vel -
any where fhArd h.of
feF dozen iH kozers Oelehss cd
KNIVES ~ fnrks Ten oazau Nzms
eoos1s toe t1s oDf iafpe I0rS1-ans
~ thcst staple Eofos leiort the al
teltst chslite ~ u lss1s 49, d
p1ices a. silver I4stsa- ssrs =
speciai cisponotea prices.
| if eaf res priof or Nah 1lsbe.
, rT1 qualify. s-f fel ntki fl1e. -
l tsC ioi The isreesi ssze msie. slss
stee oiiel : hoap sonox1 pail al
lAc bright nes soo0s ina sias.
aEsrf tew.
oimpY nsionlsi-uE 10 sas he HaF
tomkielf az gang si off pocoiar
fsFlces uDiy - boz fnea QtssiHf
huisf tumiiers . 10 plain gua
bier. heavy hollou ~ iaT tEiA
Zoe wafer fslmniors . ~ 10 aoE.
sof fr-i quality engraved fumb,ess.
sioekec-np fiEs taa.
for 1atie Vegetable nishes reru
isf qualify ftue ikh NaIt. naiy
slightly lnpefleCt Ca clase skamins-
uon. i,afec<l silcs TT 81 g. esd Soc.
hreakissi plates . Per sei Hsnd-
s0Bt tee q = ~ saurfft 81 escn.
toe wetcf Pitchers isr CIcanies
o. toU picis hs-,gkneiI 90 - q.
f1rsi toof. nsrkec IN Elsla fslFex
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
Bids Wanted.

OFFICE BnARn or Police AND FIRE
COMMISSIONERS, July l.. 1887.
Bids will be received at this office for
1900 feet of Cotton Rubber lined q fire
hose. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids, bids to be opened
Thursday at 3 p. m.
3. +. McREYNoLDs
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

Theonly exclusive Baby Carriage Store
in the United States is at No. 275 Wabash
ave. Chicago. The large and beautiful
display ef the celebrated Holman Adjusta-
bic Baby Carriages is the wonder and pride
of the people OF the great Northwest. See
advertisement in another column of this
paper and send Tor their handsome cata-
logue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

Fs--rsfiue shirinx Joan G. sna Msvr
onrsey sud Wary ,. Haze yesterday con-
menced sat in he Superior Court 70 p
cevsr damages inr,rred - Their property.
snro1nfs einimei ara 81 SD Il sos ani
: SO respectively ard rsteus & Q1inssv
se 4ttor1sTs for ne ciainants.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

The cheapest residence in the city. large
house with all modern Improvements. ele-
CANT grounds. shade trees. etc. good stable,
water. gas and sewerage complete. situated
within two minutes walk OF three lines Of
street cars. Cost. Sll 900; 5000 will buy
il: terms easy. Inquire on the premises. AZ
Turuer-st. West Side
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

HArcH-Ca Tass1zv Euy - 1ss- lnsss. so-
~ . S sai q ; HslSa. sxef mesfns sri q
dsfS
F1re-sTf-s - residence IS Esnson e.. =
oelork Tharsfsv ses-noon
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

IL a--E - ---T-E 9-T7F-
I1,s = espes ally tFae q 3 p1rss- TIE
agesass aaa "a 9os1Aa caas rs prs essssg
Aaagsf fer s g . ruls. b4t = aen takea.
slskes u % De pK1mpt ste SDd effective.
Ds. plsrces PleSszaf fafgaIiss Pellets
leave aeiblag - te Gssined IN peinl 81
sshczcy. and ysi sbe,r s<sloa Is ios&liy
gfse fro1 AIRY anple4sant symptoms. ~
6.s-zsessbls sfisr stscls- Purely vegetables.
psElrctly baEmles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
MUST Be SOLD WITHIN TEN DAYS


Pianos and Organs at Your Own Price.
We are Obliged to move ny July IS on ac-
count Of remodeling the building we now
occupy. and will sell the following second
hand pianos and organs at your own price
and terms:
l square grand Decker Bros. piano.
Chickering
Story & Camp
" Rose & Son +"
kimball F"
/ Upright Newton Piano, but little usei.
| Prince organ.
Story a Clark organ. upright, mahogany
case.
/ Sboninger organ, with bells.
Mason & Hamlin organ.
Beattie organ. 2S stops.
l Buldett, with pedal bass and gilt pipe
top.
Good melcdeons s..
Call az olcc for bargains.
Large stock of new planes and organs.
W. w. kIMBALL Co.
9 Canal-st.
Up one flight of stairs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

G " Assuss C1ristsan Scientist - 8
HssieT - Stor Errg - tbe city for q shcrf
tszns those n ~>es ~ hls services ui fni
$50 At rs roon5s IA ~ trEnsll b,ock, p
Csrsl-sF
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

sLEFPI ESS NIGHTS. made miserable
bv that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

1he Steamer f00 A crmninxs wtn not
co1oec: VI TIE 5 p NJ frz a. Psfosksy
IS Csar.evoix tcnigats he os4s Gs,> - NJ
1cclsr this seasoa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, byShIloh Catarrh Remedy
Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector Tree.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

Wua.ssrsa. July lL-FoE Michigan.
Wsl.is sszera.lg soat1sfiy us-Eiy ss-llLs'-a-
az ls11efat1Ts il.s se4z2ef
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
Talk About Nice Work.

"IAIk About Nfce Work.
Now as Spring is here, and everybody
changes their clothing | would vN'l,
if YOU have any work in cleanin
ing. TO take such where you e 80
best work done at the lowest rrir.-. siei
place Is the 'Old and Reliable" Es-ie SseBa.
Dye House. No. % Cansl-st.
y. B. Binding. lining and repairing oi
gents clothing is done with the utmost OF
neatness and durability. which is proven
beyond doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

fsn cas ssss osa re- - Datstst1ssa a. aaef
a ss.sas o t.is ies.sss.t. Re4a tAs @asss ss
Eee se9eo esss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

II pou ,ranf ,Cork. announce H through The
columns Of wants Ufick are retd daiiy i's tire
TcicqrGm- Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
WEST SIDE NOTES.

SID So az g9ag uass. This paper prints
fl.n. rhenn
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
J. 4. Williams, NJ. D.,

a r-e< lsfs - - feEf tceYass4 tr1ee q 81
feee ksa ~ CE< a55 rts.e<s ri 81 $50 Sc
sa1 Srzecs fsas- t5@lo Sr@ce sfte1-
ert aeesrsi rrsrz 70 fgxvfe1 con- reslI. .1ef - b
oz1sr -@ur5ies r. ne ffessfasat - Isrosz and
f.ans4 Elfrar fcssy1 ard farzr 1ssease
cene ~ Nrn-1e-sl Eareoauce "a - n
TE-sso1-e 7ssepaant csf sh-s1g1 Peek ETsk
- T1pas dTas se0raz MosroeE
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14
HERE 1T is!

Ths rst r. orir Hsrara0es Snpport uhich v-s
sfe ~ .rlz a. - fsfh cr afft afniuR FL 3. 81
1t = eht and stynTIz 40 r.ersf8 recl,afre N .
taHsfnffs ffeI6 tsF orF - these s1prJris eVTeri-
hsrnork j. artseflef ~ > pfef Tree Ftrf.rrs-f
vnh A~Dinf Hsurlok sri @prre5ers nrt
= 81 HsrrocS ffe-s frr 500 ~ 80 -
Asrf1rF Tr-ss ers Ferners 90 rrsfs -
orss4 eest 78s6es and nbTt IS. Carp stoes
s1s cbffrs cvt B~fs Hs-s-roF b. etc. ~ etcck
Ieafs - reat
CHI - n COYE
Over > = C7nR1-st-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-03
Here and There.

ssaood mince meat will improve
with age" says an exchange.
Did You ever tackle a railroad
restaurant pieg
4 notice posted in a certain
town reads sCash paid for
butchers hides" This shows
what popular indignation against
butchers many lead to.
Tramp am in need Of a
little money. Gent-why don't
You shovel snow i haven't time
How soY "All my time is taken
up in begging"
A morning contemporary
says: HE fell heavily TO the
floor lifeless corpse" We
think, under the circumstances,
he vas fully justified in falling.
The tramp's distate for work
may be very much exaggerated.
You will always find him ready
TO NOW the lawn in winter or
shovel snow in summer
Out in Chicago they are trying
taffy as last resort. " Who is
the handsome lady in front who
has no hat ong" is not an I'M
common remark at the theatre
there.
"Have you any change about
your clotheslD inquired Smith.
no" responed Bromn;' 81
havn't. There ought to be change
enough about this weather to
suit YOU"
The new So silver certificates
have been issued. They are
but, hold on; if the United
States treasurer wants US to
notice his publications he had
better send along some sample
c opies.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-03
"a W.


Eastern Standard ri,
I'm and after "Wednesday.
~ 1886, Passenger trs;Ss 81. aBul Il,
Annapolis, daily, Except SUNDAY :, y. y
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
AT GAO Q. m, and 1905 !. m. s,a,s
P. M, and 5.25 p. m. Arrive a. s 49, ~
lis, at S.5S a. M, and l.4snm y s aas y.
,. M, and 7.15 p, m. A''' ana oN
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave as follows: s.SOa m .na y.
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis =, 1I M !. ~
m: and 6.28 p. m, wa 4
Through coaches are run on anita
above trains between Baltimore ,na Y Y
narolis VIZ aua AZ
Through freight from Bsltimo,, a.a.
Local Freight Trains leave Arsss3
tuesdays and Fridays at 9O0a N iN'
Freight will be TRANSPORTED tina.
est rates, and will be received A M M
more for Shipment to Annapolis !, lI v.
as 900 D. m. y
p. m. j. WILSON BROWN
n President and ssR
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-03
9saD.ne's Sad
Tn MODEL FAST LINZ E,..
DOUBLE Track JAssrv Co..

Tn~ A~ Samden msmst.
ror Annapolis, 100 4 -'ssA
m. and 500 p. m. - sunday % !,
For Way Stations betws.,
and Washington, $40. sS sa ! Ssaltina,
l2.l5. 500, $50, ll.SO 0'Ou s@G {
day y $50. s.O5 a. m, l.So S n q 50
Trains leave Washington f., ~.
5 9. m, $50 a. M, $40.
M, $50 a. m, 1908 a. m :, sa ", 80 a
m, l.25 p. m, S.l5 D. N aso dl2iO !
4.SO P - M, 4.4O p. M, $40 = V = .,
M, 100 p. m, S.25 D. m n = sn y, !, 70 i
m; On Sunday only l.SOp Z. 1 = iio0p
From Annapolis, sis. ! = u
$50 P. m. On Sunday. l000 I, aaa 4
and $50 p. m. WV u H. "
Baggage called for and a..
hotels and residences on o, SSaeClsa d
ticket office, l52 West Ralt JIross sa i
Camden Station, and ST S P. w
DAVID LEE. = = nFoadSp
Genl. Superintendent. G :, T p
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-03

Or Black Loprosy. n disease witch is considered
incurabe, bnt IL haa yielded to tie curative prop
critics OF SHIFTS SPEcIFIc-now knoNn all over
the world as s. s. s. Mrs. Bailey. Of West Somer
vile, Alass., ncar onwasnilatked scycrly trr
ago with this hiCcOuyblae1 eruption aid as treat
cd by the best medical talent. who G. u'd only aav
that the discasc WAS 2 efceta Of T. Pr (HSV
ard consequently icEral.c It il impossible to de-
ecfibc her kEEefir.s. l.trs cy from the crswn OF
her head 10 lie FOiss Of her ft,t wrs mass cf de
cay, the flesh roing OF and leaving great cavities
Her fingers fcsttred a d scvcial nails dropped OF
at one time. Her limbs conlractcd BY the fearful
ulccraton. and for years fe did not leave her bed
Her weight was reduced from 125 10 60 lbs Some
faint idea Of her condition can be CLEAN r.Ti
the fact that three pounds OF Cosmolinc + Dir
meEt were used pcr week in dressing her sore
FINALLY tho physicians acknowledged their def.
by this Black Wolf and commended the suffer-
TO her all-wise Creator.
Her husband hearing wonderful reports Of SNift's
Sieclic g. 3. Sd, prevailed on her 10 try il az
last resort she began It's use under protest but
soon found that her system was being relieved OF
the olson, as the sores assumed rcd and healthy
color, as though the blood was becoming pure and
active. Slfs. BAILEY continued the S. s. s. rtil lat
fcbruarys every k0Te was healed: che discarded
chair and erutchee and was for the first time IN IL
years well woman. Her husband Mr. G. A. Iya
ley. Is IN buelncss &C IN Blackstone Street Bos
ion, and will take pleasure in giving the details OF
this wonderful cure. Send to lie for Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases, mailed Free
TIE sw1FT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-03
OuizziSm, and its Key.

Both ofthese works are the author
ship OF Albert P. S0uihwick, A. NJ, au-
thor of "ShOrt Studies in Literature"
"Dime Series OF Question Books" etc.
They are both handsomely bound in
tinted cloth, gold stamped on face and
back, with complete induces.
Sent postpaid on receipt of price.
Address, j. w. BOND q CO.,
Old No. 80 and 80 Baltimore St.
nov. 18-H Baltimore. Md.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

tWo-tnirds teaspoonful each of salt and
ginger, mix soft.
Delicious Doughnut5-Take one quart
OF -four. one cup OF sugar, one cup of
sweet milk, one egg, piDcn OF salt, one
teaspoonful Of ssleretus, and two Of cream
Of tartar. Fry in lard.
Pop O7ers-Two cups sweet milk. two
and half cups -four, three eggs, butter
half the size OF sn egg, beat eggs and
butter until the butter is in small pieces,
then add MILK and -four, mix vel snd
bake in hot gem irons, bake quicn until
Drowned nicely.
Drop CGke-One heapiug cup OF sUoar.
cne clD 0t sweet milk, tTo egg, I16
cup3 cTesmery buttered -four, one tee
spoonful q extract lemon or vanilla.
Dissolve - sugar in the milk, sdd the
egg, thoroughly be2tap, lastiy the flavor
Ing ard f u. Bake II patty t!zs. Or
make i1ta 9 single Turkg Ecgd.
Flied l1.ve--Eske one pouxd Of esEs1s
liver, y ha-.i pog1d 81 salt pork OF. Esseon.
tEiL.y ailcot. Have g1ur eklilt. nGt Uas
the bacon or pork il; while it is irvias
dip the liver lightly il four snd frs ID
the pork fat.
Waite Rose Cika-Ths whites OF six
eggs, one pint OF -four into which is well
Htirred teaspoonful or two Of good
paklng powder, three quarters CT cup OF
fesn butter, one coffee cup of powdered
Mite sugar, one-half teacup of rose
fter.
oyster Ple-SteW the oysters till nearly
dte with milk, pepper. and enough -four
to Rlcken the liquor. Line baking dish
vita Ia rich puff paste, fill it two-thlrds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
WINDOW SHADES.

The immense trade we are now supply
ing il window shades is the result O.
placing large contracts With manufac-
surcrs during the dul GUNNER months
Customers can rest assured tha& no sach
values csn Re had elsewhere. The follow
Ing lots are mounted On best sgrIrg roll
ers:
f 2640 Sis 8z5 feet, nine inch gilt
cGd0ed NSw York HGiland trimmed
with nickel crescent pull, soc; the
shove Ie red, blue, green, slate, Spanish
olive and ecTU.